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schnap·per (shn

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A porgy (Chrysophrys guttulatus) of Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand, having a large bony protuberance on the nape when fully grown and prized as a sport fish and food fish. Also called snapper.

[Alteration (influenced by German Schnapper, snap, schnapper) of snapper.]

schnapper [ˈʃnæpə]

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) a variant of snapper [1] [2]

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red snapper	Eric Schnapper, Righting Wrongs Against Immigrant Workers, 39 TRIAL 46, 54 (2003) (explaining that if the employer asserted a defense under Hoffman Plastic Compounds, an employee "would be entitled to engage in discovery regarding the employer's prior knowledge of his or her immigration status. Ask, don't tell: ethical issues surrounding undocumented workers' ... by Cimini, Christine N. / Stanford Law Review 791 (2002); Eric Schnapper, Some of Them Still Don't Get It: Hostile Work Environment Litigation in the Lower Courts, 1999 U. Hidden in plain sight: achieving more just results in hostile work ... by Keller, Elisabeth A.; Tracy, Judith B. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy Since, as Dominique Schnapper so eloquently put it, "a definition of the nation is in itself already a theory of the nation," (11) the endless terminological arguments about the "correct" definitions of these terms were actually claims to political status, and thus access to power. National endogamy and double standards: sexuality and nationalism in ... by Maxwell, Alexander / Journal of Social History	Schlumbergera buckleyi Schlumbergera gaertneri Schlumbergera truncatus schmaltz schmaltzy schmalz schmalzy schmatte schmear schmeer schmegegge Schmeisser Schmelze Schmidt Schmidt camera Schmidt system Schmidt telescope Schmitt trigger schmo schmoose schmooze schmoozer schmuck schmutter Schnabel schnapper schnapps schnaps schnauzer schnecken Schneider Schneider Trophy Schneiderian Schneiderian membrane Schnittke schnittlaugh schnitzel Schnitzler schnook schnorchel schnorkel schnorr schnorrer schnoz schnozzle Schoenberg Schoharie grit schola cantorum scholar scholar's mate scholarch	Schmorl's nodule Schmorl's nodule Schmorl's nodule Schmorl's nodule schmr schmuck Schmucken Schmucker, Samuel Simon Schmucker, Samuel Simon schmucks Schmuel Schmuel Schmuel Schmuel Gelbfisz Schmuel Gelbfisz Schmuel Gelbfisz Schmulowitz Collection of Wit and Humor Schmutter SCHN Schnabel Schnabel Schnabel, Artur Schnabel, Artur Schnabel, Johann Gottfried Schnabel, Julian Schnabel, Julien Schnabel, Julien Schnabelflöte Schnadahüpfeln Schnader Harrison Segal and Lewis schnapper Schnappi Schnappi schnapps schnapps schnappses schnappses schnaps schnaps Schnauser Schnauser Schnauser Schnauser Schnaut, Gabriele schnauzer schnauzer schnauzer schnauzer Schnauzer Club of Great Britain Schnauzer comedo syndrome Schnauzer comedo syndrome Schnauzer comedo syndrome schnauzers schnauzers schnauzers schnauzers SCHNC SCHNCL Schnebel, Dieter schnecken Schneeberg

Eric Schnapper, Righting Wrongs Against Immigrant Workers, 39 TRIAL 46, 54 (2003) (explaining that if the employer asserted a defense under Hoffman Plastic Compounds, an employee "would be entitled to engage in discovery regarding the employer's prior knowledge of his or her immigration status.

Ask, don't tell: ethical issues surrounding undocumented workers' ... by Cimini, Christine N. / Stanford Law Review

791 (2002); Eric Schnapper, Some of Them Still Don't Get It: Hostile Work Environment Litigation in the Lower Courts, 1999 U.

Hidden in plain sight: achieving more just results in hostile work ... by Keller, Elisabeth A.; Tracy, Judith B. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy

Since, as Dominique Schnapper so eloquently put it, "a definition of the nation is in itself already a theory of the nation," (11) the endless terminological arguments about the "correct" definitions of these terms were actually claims to political status, and thus access to power.

National endogamy and double standards: sexuality and nationalism in ... by Maxwell, Alexander / Journal of Social History

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